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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1887-05-26
MIDDLEBURGH, SNYDER CO. PENNA, MAY 26 1851
am getting hungry!-and / don; see
the lonst signs of breakfaut Georgel
Who're ore You going. CeorroN l.

am getting hungry!-and don; soc
the lcnst signs of breakfaNt George!
Where are you going, George l.
--want---my--brenkfastr
For George had disappeared in
tho midst OF her oxordum
In twenty minutes or so he re-
turuod. and his side trudged Mary
Ann Putt. tho nearest noighbor't
twenty yoar-old daughter.
Il iako it oil back said Mr.. White
Il lower my colors, Lefty. You,
work is harder than mine. I'll 10
lcverlasiingly blest If il amt. Why
couldn't take care uf the milk, and
cream. and ohcescs for the wages &
/ girl would ask. | mover realized
before bow much woman had tc
do.
Arc you quito suro you realize il
now = said uctty, mischievously.
We'll, I've got pretty fair idea
on the subject nodded George.
But you should no hero on wash :
ing day, said Lofty, 'or on ironing
day, or on Tho days when wo chop
sausago-mont, or ms Ike soft-soap,
or
stop, stopT shouted George
II you say another word, I'll go for,
Mabala Birks, too Haven't l said
that l take il all bnck What more
would you have !
Wnl, eQui,c, rnid Mary Ann, who
bad by this time removed hor hat
and thGwl, 'whGt'll i do frst y
DO + echoed Nr White. DC
everything, and let mo go of to Tho
hay field ns fast MS can.
jos ag your orders is, sNid Mary
Aur.
And soy, Lefty I he added.
Yes, George
Write TO your Cousin Dora. Tel
her woll bo glad to board hor, if she
will assist you about the house"
'But you've hired Mary Ann p
Thcroe woik FOR 'om both sale
Mr.. White.
And he sat down, aud took refuge
in last weeks paper, while Mary Anr
wrestled with tho eharred remains
Of the breakfast, and cut fresh slices
of home-cured ham.
Iu this world, there are hloodlest
battles and victrories won without
the clash Of steel md in thil
category may hs claseea Mrs
Whites victory over her husband
in respect % tie question OF A'.cd
help
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1887-05-26
..gssrss,rz,ssvngysrY.nsErs.

Don't call u large, strong, Binewy
pinn liar. Ii you arc sure he Is q
prevarcator, hire another man tC
break the news to him.
1--WE more than hold our own" says
an exchange. Yes, that's why your
ncighbors have all locked up their
chickens.
4 party Of oyer nifty school girls ut
tackled tho Governor OF California n'
Rel Bluu, in that State, recently aud
succeed i ia obtaining II Kiss apiece
before he could hs rescued.
\ yonng mnn who auos newspG
por for $40 600 worth Of damage I,
to his character aud gets u verdict
Of Six cents, may have just as much
character as ho bad br fore, but h.
docs not talk go much abont it,
Mans grcntcs victory ia over oclf.
IIo isa atraw swayol by passions Of
a strong rock against which passion.
boat in vain, rni when control il
gained over montnl eud physical poo-
sions, or j! only partial control re-
wards congcicr.IoGl clnt great goof
and strength iea sHro follower.
Here comes nan whom | wlsh
you to observe. Behold him Hi.
face :s ra!lid and his eyes arc lnstcr~
lcas. lis lips aro set in pain. Iilt
atcps are slow and tho dull thloJr
biug Of heavy headache boats AT
his 'cmpIcs. His doyH ara Loayy
and biz u.ghte arc elccplcs9, md
life is n wonrlncs' TO hlm. iio il G
mere wreck Of his carly manhood.
lis friends avoid BIN. When be
goes homc his childrcn hunt tor The
dark corners, and bis poor wife
wishes sho was dCad. " bat has
wlonght oil this run aud nisory I
Rum 7 Tho deGmon Rum : Oh, no,
not exactly pie and hot bread aud
fifteen minute dinners did it Tho
poor man has tho dyspepsia, that's
all. But that's enough.-Burdette
An old Baltimore and Ohio con-
ductor is authority for tho following
story 'Whon my train left Pitts
burg one morning not long ainco, it
had among its paescnGcrn a young
woman dressed in deep mourning,
A heavy black veil covered hen laco
and she seemed to be weeping. AZ
ter a couple of hours she grew calm,
and befolo We reached Cumberland
she removed her veil and began TO
take sly glAncee at hor fellow paa-
scngers, particularly those Of the
male persuasion, A Pittsbnrg drum
or soon shared her seat. They
laughed aud alkod,ezcharged cards
and compliments, and seemed to bo
quito struck On oach other. Maybe
you think there wasn't anything
wrong about this, ard maybe there
wasn't, but that woman's husband
was aboard that same train. lie
was in a coilin in the baggage car,
though, and / suppose the widow
thought a live man moro entertain
ing than o dead one"
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1887-05-26
DH MAEAND ROTHROCK,
Fremont, Snyder county, "a.

auh Surgeon. offers his rrufcstiunh soryie0
30 llo rullic. STosss Eng,is aud German.
March, a., 1921, q.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1887-05-26
Life OF Henry Ward bce,hor.

The lifo Of Henry Ward lIocchcr
written by Jos. Howard, Jr., aud
published by hubbard brothers of
Philadelphia, is u work which pos.
essos tho three prime rcqaisi,cs Of Il
popular and model biography it is
accurate ; 1t Ia interesting nul !, is
timely.
1t is nu accurate rejection Of ,hat
"Mauyssidcd man of whom the au-
thor speaks so fcelinGiy in hie pre-
iaec. Take precious jowci, place
il in the senshine, and each Of its
many polished sidca is md.uut with
flashing light. MIR Howard han
simply tahon this brilliant. i.wci, the
manifold mind Of a great man plqc,
ed it boforo tho public in l's ,rua
light uud tho wonderful character
stands revealed IN all its simple
beauty. Tho book il no fuls ONE
eulogy. Perhaps its greatest value
is duo to tho fact that much o, its
material ia drawn from sources that
were accessible only TO the great
preachcr himself, and to the few
who, like Mr.. Howard, wero honored
with his confidence ard intimate
friendship.
For tbo scope of tho work il it
enough to gay that it is complete,
covering MIR. Bccchcr's uycutiul life
from childhood down to the pcnn fnI
1eotLbod ccono in Brooklyn lQst
March, aud tho groat demonstration
If eorrow that clmo spontaneously
i,cm his city, h,3 nation, aud the
world geographically tho book is
NIL that could ho naked, and It's pro.
fuse illustrations give it additional
value, The frontispieco--a supcsb
steel plate, taken from ono OF
Sarony's photographs, tho last prior
to Mr.. BenChci's dCnth--is probably
tho bost likonoss Of plymon,hsgroa'
paetor that has ever been secured.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1887-05-26

He-"How old are you Miss Emmas
she.--"I'm old enough to know better
than to answer that question.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-17
TRAGEDY IL ALENA>DnIA
Omcer Julian Arnold Killed in the Dis
charge of Ills Duties.

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'n''E' "i MS '''''''
shortly alter midnight saturday nisht
Officers y uimn Arnold ano Joseph Mar
tin, OF AleNandFa' "hiic. pa'Ioiiihs near
ihe old Ialr grounds NHi'ii 'licNS ii'u
just abandoned. overheard TWO men prot
ting 20 rob The restaurant OF Scier bio07e,
Who was suppose" 'o nave 3! i"' se .,lo,."'
or money ih hi' to'ses'i"h. var ,i"'
lheIeupo"' wa, l'" wi '''''7D' '''"
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-17
PASSING AWAY.

Death of Nr. Ceoree ". Due~berre. ~.
Mr.. George Vs. Due,berry ~r. died
yesterday morning iu Washington at y
o'clock am
His remains will he brought to This city
for intemcnt ti.s morning
The deceased was for many years "a
prominent citizen of Richmond Fifty
year. ago De- Nas Jos leading halter, aud
for many years conducted business on
lower Main street After tha. hc wa,
connected with thc largest Aat houses in
tlcciiv. llcwasa tne-looking. courteous
gentleman. and was happily remembered
by all who knew him He raised q large
family iu This city. one OF whom. Mr.
George " Duesbcrry Jr, still resides
here he has also number of nephews all
of whom are Wcll-kn0wn citizens From
1910 t0 about lsj6 or later Mr. Dues
berry was one of our most prominent
citizens For some year, past hc has
been living .u Washington
The funeral viii take place in Wash
ing to-day and the remains will be i'm
TERED tomorrow The deceased was in
bis cightieth year
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-17
DIBT COMMITTEE
The itondholdcr~ Adhere TO Their Last Of
Ter q. Their tltimatun, aud the Legisla-
tive Committee Refuse to Accent

The Hondhoidcrs Adhere TO Their Last Of
fer q. Their Iltimatun, and the LegisIa-
tive Committee Refuse To Accept.
Last night 40 4 clock the legislative
Committee met at thc Allen House 10 re-
ceiyc the bondholder- answer 20 the last
proposition made hy the State.
This proposition on the part of The
committee was made several davs ago i'm
answer to proposition as made by The
bondhoiders. which they claimed TO De
their uiumatum.
The bondhollsr. took this last PROPOSE
tion from the committee under advise
mcnt and asked four days time i'm which
to communicate with their principals i'm
England. in regard 90 thc same and com
muuica'e tie result 90 the committee
This communication has just been re-
cciycd, and la-t night The committee rc-
cciycd notice from thc hondh0ldcrs that
their principals refused tO offer amy other
proposition than chat already placed Doe.
fore the committee and stood upon sam.
as 'hcir ult.matum, at the same time ask
ing The Legislative Committee tO recon
slider their previous action in refusing
same This the committee unau mOusiy
refused to 90. and thc bondholiers were
notified of their refusal, and chat the
committee would make their final report
t0 thc Legislature to-day
This report Wiil contain all the figures
of thc offer a- made hy the bOndhOldcrs
and also thc counter offer made by ihc
committee
Until The report of he Legislative
Committee is officially made the TINE,
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-17
rhn rre.- New. A--oeiatIon.

new GoRh May ga largely attended
meeting OF representative newspaper men
from Chicago, Pittsburg, Cleveland, Buff
falo. Philadelphia, Providence, and other
large cities WAS held at the Holman
House here to-day. The meeting decided
90 endorse the new Press News Associa-
tion. aud twenty-five leading newspapers
were enrolled a5 The stockholders, and
will begin 10 receive the news reports
this week. The association now enters
the news field as thoroughly equipped
news organization.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-17
FouIpIav suspected.

Bol-,yAlN. MAN, May lG.-The Ryan
House caught fire carly yesterday morn
ing and the flames spread so rapidly un-
der strong wind that the guests barely
escaped with their lives, jumping from
Che WindoWs i'm their night clothes Dun
can Mclean, "a grain dealer, was burned
to death. An unsuccessful attempt was
made tO waken him. tie had just received
a large sum of money from his firm the
day previous, and foul play is suspected.
The guests lost all their personal effects.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-17

CuAao. May ga special from Des
Moiucs Iowa, saya The attorney gen
eral has officially advised sheriiis and 9th,
er State officers that when engaged
I'm enforcing the prohibitoy law
they have the right OF way and are TO
pav mo- attention to the interference OF
federal authorities The case which oc-
casioned the opinion was one IN Atiahtic
where "a sheriff, who attempted to conlls-
are the product of brewery was or
dercl to stop by revenue collector VINO
claimed prior right TO the beer on the
ground that it had not paid the Govern
ment tax.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-17
Accidental shnnting.

Yesterday Elam L. Tanner. l4-year
old son Of Mr. James H. Tanner, while
playing with a pistol, accidentally shot
his playmate and friend, little Miss
Bertha Clay The two were schoolmates,
and iAe boy was very fond Of the little
girl
\ warrant has been issued for the ar
rest OF young Tanner, who has not been
found The shooting, however, was APP
parantly without malice, the boy being
generally understood TO be half witted.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-17
tfaiiowed Trees.

The old linden trees IN Linden row on
Franklin street between First and Sec
ond that adorn the yards of Mrs. Joseph
Jackson. Mr. William b. l,aac,, and Mr..
John y. Montague. were planted in 1914
by the late Charles Ellis, Sr, father OF
our former WellknOwu tOwnsmen,
Thomas ii. and Charles Ellis. MI Ellis
was one of Richmouds best known inn
porting merchants in the halcyon day,
when Richmond was something OF sea
port
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-17

Up n the clerks office of the State
Court OF Appeals is thc picture of lass
class at Richmond College some ten or
more years ago. Among them are r. C.
Wouham. y. r. Y. Daniel, ID. 4. Rich
ardson. Jamc, Caskie. tle late Edward
Meredith. the late William +. VI. keilum,
Sam Witt, and possibly other, not now
recalled Bat 10 was one of the brightest
classes. and comprised some of the
most "a Wholesouled fellows th,t ever at
tended that or any other college.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-17
SUNDAY SCHOOLS.


Interesting and Profitable Meetings.
The chillrcns anniversary of the Pro
tesiant Episcopal sunday school wa, held
at 81 Pauls church sunday evening The
sacred ediicc was crowded 90 its utmost
capacity The services were conducted
hy Rev Mcssrs Da-hicll. Burton. and
Nash
The reports from the various schools
showed all 90 be en- 70 d0urishing condi-
ton That from "0ld >t John was es-
pcciaily gratifying The principal ad-
dress of the evening was made by Mr..
Joseph Bryan. of llenric0 county
The singing conducted by Nr. W. G.
Bentley with organ and c0mct accom-
pauiment the latter by Professor kcss-
mich. WAS of most inspiring character
s. collection for the benefit of the Dio-
cosan Missions was taken up, ana after
singing the DoNoloey The assembly was
dismissed
TnT BAPTIST SUNDAY SCHOOLS.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Baptist SUNDAY School Association was
held at the First Baptist church at 33O
O'Clock Dr r. j. Matthews presided.
with Mr. r.. a. Gary a- secretary
Excellent reports were read from all OF
tho schools
The principal speakers were Professor
IL u Harris. Rcy dr. George Cooper
and Mr. Henry Is Ellyson
The suticc was How to increase thc
school and church memper-hip.
D. was recommended that committee
off five from p4rl church Ie auuDiufpd of
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-17

The Senate was called 20 order at II
o'clock, Lieuteaant-Goyernor Massey in
the chair.
Bill &c incorporate the town OF llamp-
ton was taken up and advanced on the
calendar, as was also Senate bin NO. 1871,
entitled a bin 10 prevent the Governor
Board of Directors, or superintendent
from hiring conyicts to engage in the
manufacture of products where machine
~ is used.
ON motion of Mr. Ellyson, of Rich
mond. the Senate discharged the Commit
tee on General Laws from further consid-
Grafton of the bin to provide for the inn
proyemcnt and working of the roads of
the county of Ilenrico and for the con
sfructi0n of bridges therein
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-17
I'M, ncnnin. of Mgr ouInn.

NEW YORK., May l6.-fhe steamer
Arizona. Of the Guion line, arrived in
thi- port this morning. She had on board
the remains of Nicar-Gcneral Quinn, who
died while ON a visit abroad. The body
was iu charge Of the Rev Father O'Far-
rel. of ST.. Teresa church, OF this city.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-17
Two Fire. in Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, May lG.-Fire early this
morning partially destroyed the exten-
sion table factory of Schiller x Ilebrank,
ON Barre street. Damage, $500, in
,urcd. Fire also occurred in Decatur
H. MiIcrs building, South Gay street,
the upper part Of which was filled with
hay belonging to William Hoops X Co.,
most of which was destroyed Damage,
- 600 insured
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-17
THE VERDICT.


THE VERDICT.
The jury returned a verdict that Joseph
6. Mettert came 10 his death from inju-
ries received by the explosion of q steam
boiler no the mill of the Richmond Paper
Company, and they are of opinion that
the boiler was Of an inferior quality, but
as well as they can ascertain no blame
should be attached TO the paper company.
THE FUNERAL or THE VICTIMS.
At about 1870 o'clock Yesterday the re-
mains of Mr. Joseph Mettert were borne
from his home on seventeenth street
escorted By large concourse of friends
members of the order of Red Men, and
members of Cyracuse Lodge Knights of
Pythias to Trinity Methodist church
The church was crowded. The funeral
services were preached by Rev J. C..
Reed After the services the procession
started for Shockoe iiiil cemetery where
the remains were inferred.
The funeral of Peter Pride was con-
Quoted az the Calvary Baptist church
After the services the procession moved
20 Punchs cemetery, where the inter
mcni took place Peter Pride was cared
for and buried by the company
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-17

There was another very good attend
ance at the circus last night Every iea
ture was well produced and all the actors
came in for liberal applause.
Entire change of bill tomorrow night.
See advertisement in another column.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-17

At meeting of the Richmond Grays,
held last night, the company decided not
to attend the national drill, as they could
no' get men enough 10 enter the com
petitiye drill This action will be re-
greticd. but the men could not get leave
OF absence from business, and that set
tled D..
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-17

A very well selected programme was
pleasantly rendered last night and all
taking part were literally applauded.
The vocalist was Mr. Thomas ,. W ais.
Professor Haa and Miss Cora Wallace
executed piano duo, which was one OF
the features of the evening
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-17
Badly Hurt.

Yesterday evening John b. Wright,
SON OF John W Wright, at No. coo Bev.
erly street, who was riding on wagon,
fell of. and was run over by another wa
gon Just behind The little fellow was
badly hurt, but no blame attaches TO the
driver.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-17

Senate joint resolutions appropriaiing
money for publishing and distributing
the now Code: also. for the payment of
the nyisers of the Code and the MEM
ber- of the Debt Commissioners were
taken up and passed
The Senate adopted the bin TO author
We "a subscription hy the county of Ches
terfeld 90 the stock of the Petersburg
and Chesterfield Railroad Company and
its branches
4 bin 90 relieve the Seaboard and Roam
AXE railroad from delinquent taxes
amounting to 100000 was defeated.
A resolution that the Senate adjourn
uut dt at O'Clock ON Thursday next
was offered and, under the rules. lays
over unit. to-day
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-17
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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-17
Weather Indications.

WAsmNcroN, May l6 Indications 7
the next twenty four hours, commencing
at pm. Monday For Virginia, warmer.
fair weather. light, variable winds, fol
lowed by colder norlhweslerly winds.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-17
THE LEGISLATURE.
4 DISTRACT or PROCEEDLNGS ~ SEN-
ATE ND HOTSE

Discussion on the Convict Question Pay
Of Code Reyi,ers and Members of Debt
Commission Question of Adjournment.
Public Debt settlement Miscellaneous
Matters.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-17
THE WAR PARTY On TOP.
Bismarck and Young Prince william sS'"
to be Determined to Fight France.


LONDON. MAY l6-I get very serious
accounts from a wel-informed quarter oi
the state of affairs in Germmy. My IN
formants say the party which must be de
scribcd as dominant in Germany is bent
ON provoking France in lighting, ana
Russia is 10 be squared for the time and
Europe Is again 10 witness standing
fight between the authors of the war OF
1870. Bismarck and the Emperors grand.
son. William IL is said, are at the head oil
the war party
Unfortunately the latter is fast becom-
inr parsonage of the first importance IN
German affairs. The reasons for this are
two The Emperor no longer plays a
great part I'm the conduct Of Germany's
foreign policy, and the crown Prince SUI
fer- from cancer and is not likely to 1--we
long This young Prince William, who
is actiya and ambitious, presents himself
as near heir To the imperial throne, ana
is clearly a power to be reckoned with.
II is tolerahly well known that his vote
is for war Perhaps it would be safe to
say that the chances of ar immediate rup-
mre are mo- less than at the most danger,
Gus part OF the period between 1871 and
f~~-
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-17
BY TELEGRAPH.
HfPPENIYGS At HONE AND ABROAD
is SENT OVER THE WIRES.

The War Cloud In Europe The Press News
Association n-Two Fires tn baltimore
Foul Play Suspected state omcers nave
Precedence Weather Indications, &c.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-17
ilow Sleep the Brave"

i.. ucHl of Lieutenant Colonel Balm
..r i0uuA Texas regiment, took place
..raf morning at n O'Clock
h0t Dr lloge OBLIGATED. lnterment
"a- made al ihe soldiers section Col
ono. Balm died at The soldiers Home sat
naay
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-17
AMID THE RUINS.


The Coroner's Inquest Estimated Loss.
Funeral of the Victims what Experts
say a Sew MHI 20 be Erected Interest
ing Incidents.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-17

with the facts of the destruction OF the
paper mill by fire on the f2th of last
January The loss at that time was SO,
600 which was covered by insurance
The company in order 10 carry on
their business and give employ
ment 10 their operatives, fitted the remain
ing buildings mp temporarily pending
ihe building of new mills, but on ihe
night Of the l4th these buildings were
entirely devastated by the explosion, full
particular, of which we have already
given.
ESTIMATED LOSS.
The value Of the buildings and smoke
stack are estimated at from 81 800 10 50
900 Tine rotary boiler AT 81 800
The damage 90 the machinery is con-
siderable, but thc loss viii not be felt so
much, as the company did not intend
using 70 iH their new mills There was
no insurance ON amy of the property.
ANEw MILL
The company have decided not TO do
amy more repairing. Dat 90 start 20 once
and erect q new mill The bids for the
new mill will be closed next Monday and
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